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Remote YouTube Video Editor for UK Creators

I provide remote post-production from Pokhara, Nepal for UK creators who already have footage and need dependable long-form or vertical editing. I work agreed UK hours for project communication and reviews.

A review process designed for remote post-production

You do not need a local filming crew when the footage already exists. You need an editor who can understand the brief, document the scope and return a cut that is easy to review.

Brief

References before the timeline

Share the audience, publishing goal, must-keep moments and examples of the pace you want. I use those references to define the edit.

Review

One clear notes pass

Timecoded, consolidated feedback keeps changes traceable and avoids scattered decisions across messages.

Handoff

Planned UK-hour communication

I arrange calls and key responses around agreed UK working hours while completing the production work remotely from Nepal.

Test the fit before committing

The $95 paid test is a fixed-scope way to assess editorial judgement and communication. I confirm what is included first, then target the initial cut within 3–5 business days after receiving the complete footage and brief.

Questions from UK creators

Are you a UK-based video editor?
No. I provide remote post-production from Pokhara, Nepal and work agreed UK hours for communication and reviews.
How do reviews work between the UK and Nepal?
You leave consolidated timecoded notes, and I schedule the response and handoff around the agreed UK-hour overlap. The process does not require both sides to stay online throughout the edit.
What is included in the first project?
The $95 option is a paid, fixed-scope test cut. I confirm the footage limit, deliverables and revision boundary before work starts, then target the first cut within 3–5 business days after receiving everything required.
A practical first step

See how your footage edits.

Start with a defined test cut, then decide whether an ongoing workflow makes sense.